Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-17
"a SANTA CLAUS PARTY,
Se0esh,ns abous the q: ARTICLE Hospital
Bazaar 90 he Held Next week.

The ladies OF the Garneld Hospital Aid society
nave Tor many weeks been busy preparing Ger .
SANTA Claus party and bazaar, 20 be held az VII
iard Hail on Tuesday and wednesday next At a
meeting az the society Of Ms. Henry wlllard's
yesterday afternoon the nnal arrangements were
completed Tor the bazaar. and a varied collection
OF the Articles 20 be offered FOR sale was on exhibi-
uon- These articles comprise everything In
the way OF knicknacks Tor home decoration that
ingenious and tasteful ladies could devise ana deft
very beautiful and elaborate, and an were OF a
among whom were Mrs Logan, Nh Tucker Nrs
DIR. Newman, MIA Brosdhead, NrN BentIey. MIA
Thompson. Ms Dolph Mrs. Juase n9rs.m a. NJ NJ
A ID. Johnston, reported that great Interest was
manifested In all quarters IN the coming bazaar
and agreed that the outlook was most encourAe-
Ing. Tue bazaar held last year Go AID The Gsr,,ed
Hospital was OF the most successful afrairs on
Sae season son sod next week. ever, Is sxpec.e 20
In washington have interested themselves an
It. and the booths will be attended
The GARFIELD Hospital Is stin encumbered by a
debt OF 81 900, and II Is % aid IN paying this the
santa Claus party and bazaar WI be held. The
$4,000. OF which they have paid $4,000 already.
with little more aid from coagress ana the CO.
gers hope soon 70 have the institution entirey rr
from debt. There are In the hospital now IL free
beds which are constantly full showing that the
The music for the bazaar nc willard Han viii be
furnished by the I'd artillery band from the bar
racks m Is e.peSsed that snere y. VAL De dancing Ing
east side OF the han for refreshments and the sup
per will be served by the New England kitchen
THE TABLES AND THOSE VINO VIA PRESIDE AT THIN.
The present arrangements are for half dozen
tables though it Is possible that one or two more
may be added n II Is found that the rather limited
space I'm the hall will permit f. The tables viii be
prettily decorated and draped. and the hail. it Is
expected. will present cory and inviting appear
charge have completed their plaI.s OF decoration.
The most important viii be the fancy table.
where an endless variety Of pretty articles mostly
society, will be on exhibition and sale.
The following ladies viii preside: Mrs willard,
Harlan Mrs Ks,m Ms Tullock' Ms Broash-
MS Davis, Mrs kellogg, Ms Spooner. Mrs J.
Ford Thompson, Mrs. Pepper Mrs Topper Mis-
At the candy table decided novelty viii be In
troduced IN the making OF ndy "while YOU wait. 4"
Srea. efforts viii De pg, forth 20 have this table
success They are Mrs Harvey Mrs Hubbard.
thews Mrs. sabin, Mrs Hail. MIS- fainter, Miss
Murphy, NrA Morton, Mrs Harris, and MIS- Hast
ings
land kitchen Here all the good old New England
dishes will be found including the baked
beans and brown bread. a. wei goldfish balls
pumpkin pie and other substantials and dellcacies
dear TO the true Yankee heart This table Will be
presided over by Mrs Bentley, Mrs Gross, Mrs.
Mullett Mrs. PrentisS Ms. Burdette Mrs Bur-
chell Mrs. Edward Clark. Mrs. Hagner, Mrs Metz
croft, Mrs Col Wilson, Mrs Durham, Mrs Peach,
The ice-crearn table win OF course be popular
with the young ladies. and viii be managed by
the following committee: Mrs Lander, MIS- Blair,
Mrs Cullom, Mrs Halliday, Mrs. Pomeroy, Miss
Smith, MIS- McCammon, Mrs Randolph. Mrs..
Shaw, and Mrs. Wheatley.
Another table that Will be very seasonable will
be the doll table Here all kinds Of dolls will be
on exhibition and sale, from the comic baby doll
In swaddling clothes 70 the dignified young lady
doll In elaborate ball costume. This display will
a santa Claus will take the opportunity OF aiding
a worthy charity while buying presents for the
little ones This table will be In charge OF Mrs.
Burrows, MIS- Seney, Mrs- Cockercll, Ms Farwell,
MIS- Huidakoper, Mrs. Mcpherson, Mrs Scott, MIA
Hamilton, Mrs. Graves, Miss Taylor, Miss Thomp-
son ana Miss Fox.
or course the bazaar would not be complete with
out flower booth, and this, n Is Promised by
members OF the committee, will be the most AZ
tractive spot IN the hall Great efforts are making
20 have the display or flowers especially extern
sive. varied and beautiful and the table Will be
decorated very deliberately and tastefully. IL Will
be presided over by Mrs Dolph. MIS- EndIcOtt
Mrs. whitney, Mrs Henderson. MIS-. General
Moore, Ma Thomas, Miss serrano. Miss Burdetta,
and MISS Peachy.
The lady managers OF the bazaar have paid
that the suppers 10 be served each evening will be
as enticing and elegant As can be desired. supper
VIII be served throughout the evening. and the
charges will be extremely moderate. Lunches Will
be served each day. also, from - 20 2 O'Clock, no
admission being charged during the lunch hour.